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MySQL's architect speaks out on the future of database storage engines, Amazon's Web services, the next generation of distributed revision control and the economics of creating open source software.
DigitalPersona software replaces the standard Windows logon
Pump-and-dump scammers behind innovation; malware attacks could be on the way
Wireless LAN, free iTunes among the features as 90,000 gather in Tennessee
Slow service, off-shoring kill customer satisfaction ratings, according to CFI Group
Charlotte Ring designed to fuel research, economic growth
The company’s security switches can now deliver up to 40Gbps of throughput
Energy Dept.’s Pacific Northwest National Lab deploys Cisco Airnet technology
Citrix has broad plan for Caymas integration
IBM promises “mainframe-like” continuous availability in Informix database upgrade.
Cisco rival struggles with enterprise, slowing growth in core routing
Juniper claims router surpasses Cisco offering
Information-leak package said to improve policy management
Open source management package gains configuration management database
Exhibitors want isolated booth networks, attendees want more bandwidth, and nobody has much money. Here's how VLAN and QoS support on Linux routers helped keep a conference network up and running
Cisco, Microsoft and other alternatives had been considered